After last season's relegation success, Wolverhampton Wanderers are facing an unprecedented challenge in the new season. Spanish manager Lubidiku has recently spoken out publicly, slamming the club's management, making it clear that he lacks the qualifications to be involved in the team's transfer affairs and knows nothing about the club's transfer strategy, and bluntly stating that the team's successive loss of blood in the transfer market has made the future of the team a mystery.
Wolves lost four core players in Raul Jimenez, Rubin Nieves, Nathan Golens and Goya Dee in this summer's transfer window, with Motenu, Diego Costa and Ada Machael leaving on free agent contracts, while the team's main reinforcements were limited to the return of Matt Docherty on a free. I know nothing about the club's transfer plans and I'm in dire need of a clear answer," Lubidiku said reluctantly. In fact, since the end of last season, we have realized that the team urgently needs to add more strength.
